Web interface & redudancy for an IPBX under Debian Lenny

[Diana Cionoiu]

Hello,

Yate has support for heartbeat. However that is not configurable via 
FreeSentral, but you can modify the Yate configuration files.

You can also make your own packets for Debian. Yate 3 should be very 
much like Yate 2. And there are Debian packets for Yate2.

Diana

Tourneur Henry-Nicolas wrote:
> Hella Diana,
>
>
> First, thanks a lot for all those precious informations :)
> For Hearbeat, I'm speaking about the Hearbeat project, the goal is to run the 
> IPBX over two physical server and to have a (as much as possible) transparent 
> failover in case of faillure. I guess I could achieve that goal with 
> Heartbeat.
>
> But now with what you said I have a problem about using FreeSentral and Yate, 
> indeed I prefer to avoid using non packaged software (debian point of view) or 
> non-released software (that point might not be a problem, reading your 
> remark). Any recommendations about that problem ? Any way to do a clean Yate + 
> FreeSentral install on Debian stable ?
>
> Thanks,
>
>
>   
>> Hello Henry,
>>
>> Actually FreeSentral requires Yate 3 alpha 3 that was just released.
>> It's alpha because we still working on a part that is not related to the
>> server.
>> Yate 1.3 it's very old, maybe 3 years old and a lot of modifications
>> have been introduced since than.
>> So, Yate 3 it's stable, it's used especially in SS7 carrier setups.
>> Right now FreeSentral it's based on PostgreSQL because this is what we
>> use. I guess it's doable to port it on MySQL but we didn't found any
>> reason to do so.
>>
>> What do you mean by heartbeat?
>>
>> fax2mail and mail2fax it's likely to happend in the next FreeSentral
>> version.
>>
>> Diana
>>
>> Henry-Nicolas Tourneur wrote:
>>     
>>> Thanks everybody for all your replies.
>>>
>>> Anyway, I prefer to stick with a rocksolid solution, from my experience
>>> that's
>>> excluding building some SVN version (that would lead me to library
>>> dependency issue).
>>>
>>> So, to resume the situation, I see 2 IPBX packaged within Debian stable :
>>> yate (1.3) and asterisk (1.4). If I really need a more recent version of
>>> yate, could you tell me why ?
>>>
>>> Isn't the solution of yate/mysql + hearbeat + FreeSentral good (all with
>>> Debian stable package) ?
>>>
>>> If Yate 1.3 isn't ok, would it be possible to backport the version 2.2
>>> from testing ?
>>>
>>> Regards,
>>>
>>> "Miah Gregory" <mace at darksilence.net> Ecrivait:
>>>       
>>>> On Thu, 2010-04-29 at 14:25 +0300, Diana Cionoiu wrote:
>>>>         
>>>>> Hello Jonas,
>>>>>
>>>>> No is not.
>>>>>           
>>>> Strictly speaking, you should probably declare your vested interests in
>>>> Yate.. :P
>>>>
>>>> Anyway, going back to the initial request, freeswitch should be
>>>> mentioned.
>>>>
>>>> Also consider whether a web based GUI is bringing much to the party in
>>>> this instance. You've got fairly in depth requirements, and a GUI is
>>>> unlikely to be able to deliver all that you need out of the box.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
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